Latakia-SANA
35 artworks included in the Abstract Electronic Drawing Exhibition, which is currently hosted by the exhibition hall of Dar Al-Assad for Culture and Arts in Lattakia, which Dr. Nora Abdel Latif Akko hopes to form her entry card to the world of plastic art.
The exhibition entitled “Abstract” is Akko’s first experience in the field of plastic art, which she chose to enter from the digital painting portal as an aid tool for people who wish to express their thoughts and feelings and present them in a new way, but they do not possess the knowledge base of traditional drawing tools, so they find electronic drawing a window To show their visions and talents according to Akko.
The content of the exhibition, which took nearly eight months to prepare, is feminine with distinction. It monitors the world of women, their formations and transformations, with some emotional works within a color harmony that attracts the recipient, makes him feel happy, and gives him positive energy by making sure to choose colors of joy and calm colors.
Akko indicated in a statement to SANA reporter that drawing using the tablet computer provides great and distinctive possibilities for those wishing to draw in this way that are not present in traditional drawing, such as the large options available in choosing and merging colors and the unlimited possibilities for experimentation, in addition to the possibility of reversing the error in the event that it occurs with the presence of Significant intersections and similarities with traditional painting in that the works incorporate the artistic ideas and visions of the person.
The exhibition was distinguished by its abstract calligraphy through calligraphy and the distribution of explicit and harmonious color spaces above the painting with a clear appearance of being influenced by Akko’s academic specialty, whether in terms of geometric shapes or lines used, or in terms of including some works of mathematical equations with philosophical meanings, so that mathematics constitutes one of the entrances to her love for art.
Plastic artist Ayman Hamdan, a teacher of plastic arts at the Arts Center in Latakia, saw that the exhibition provides an opportunity to introduce works that have emerged as a kind of new art that uses electronic technology to express ideas, with the artist having absolute freedom to choose the tools he deems appropriate to express his visions, considering that the most important characteristic that distinguishes The exhibition was a great harmony between the colors, which gave them a special aesthetic and the ability to attract the eye of the recipient, regardless of his understanding of the subject of the work.
The plastic artist, Amir Hamdan, indicated that the exhibition needs more reflection and more reading, noting the great consistency of colors in addition to the carefully studied, deliberate and masterful shapes and formations.
Fatima Nasser
